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  1. 8th February 2013, 12:49 PM #1
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    Just picked up my new machinery from carbatec last week... Thought I would post some pics... I got a carbatec spiral head thicknesser ... Carbatec 6 inch long bed jointer... Carbatec sanding machine.... Carbatec bench drill press ... New rip fence for my 10 inch contractor saw ... Triton 2400 watt router...And a 8 inch dado set.... ImageUploadedByTapatalk1360288022.606801.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1360288054.272449.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1360288069.106900.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1360288104.689905.jpg
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    Is it Xmas again!?

    Enjoy all the new toys.
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  5. 8th February 2013, 02:32 PM #4
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    just finished putting the jointer, drill press and sanding machine together.....now just trying to workout where would be the best place to put them so i can use them without having to move them about too much lol...only a smallish shed...
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    Quote Originally Posted by rellik View Post
    .....now just trying to workout where would be the best place to put them so i can use them without having to move them about too much lol...
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  7. 8th February 2013, 04:53 PM #6
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    ImageUploadedByTapatalk1360302805.612474.jpgMy tools so far
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  8. 8th February 2013, 04:55 PM #7
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    Still got some cleaning and organising to do but all machinery is together...
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  9. 8th February 2013, 06:27 PM #8
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    Heya rellik
    Congratulations on your purchase (getting jelaous here... )

    I see you got same set of dado blades and table saw as me...
    I still haven't used the dado set... let me know how it goes..

    Also next time you go to carbatec might be a good idea to get a blade guard from their 10" Jet table saw range...
    My original guard pretty much exploded on me as its wobblines was its undoing.. (was cutting 45 deg angle and it pretty much hit the blade and that was the end of it..) Never liked it (found it to be the worst part of the saw)
    Got the Jet guard and all I had to do to fit it is grind off 10x5 mm piece of the bottom so the red cover can fit nicely and it was all good..
    Best thing ever... Each side lifts independently.. easy to take off the guard while keeping the riving knife...
    So definitely worth the look...
    I've done following upgrades on it
    New fence (carbatec) (original one was too flimsy and inaccurate )
    Digital fence readout from woodworkprofessionals (0.01mm precission)
    Blade guard..

    Topped it up with incra mitre gauge...

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    No connection with carbatec.. just happy user..
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  10. 8th February 2013, 08:21 PM #9
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    Yeah I have upgraded the fence as well... The old one was flimsy and unreliable for squareness .... I am looking into some more upgrades in the future.... I already have my first build request... End grain chopping board .... I will make it from maple and jarrah...
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    Wow what bank did you have to rob???

    Your a lucky man, hope to see lots of work being churned out with the new toys.
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    yeah got some timber there...just waiting for the heat to die down so im not sweating like crazy while in there.....need to get an aircon for the shed i think lol
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